Other State Shipping Ammo

[Master17]

I am in Oregon and about to list some bulk ammo on Gunbroker. Are there any states I can't ship to? I'm not an FFL. Thank you for your advice.

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[Alexx1401]

The net makes a VERY, VERY poor choice of places to seek this kind of advice. Anyone can say anything. If you take the advice and end up in front of a black robe they will not care what you read on line.
One way to get a big picture idea is to look at a couple of the big on line sellers of ammo and look at what they say about shipping restrictions. That will give you some idea.
Another thing to take into account is to ship it legally it's an OrM-D. Check with the FedEx and UPS about them taking the shipment from a private person BEFORE you make a sale and then head down to try to ship.

 

[User 1234]

In short, yes there are places that restrict incoming ammo shipments. You would have to know the jurisdiction of your buyer to research whether it was legal to ship there, or which paperwork was required. Generally speaking to buy handgun ammo one must be 21 and to buy rifle or shotgun ammo 18.

 

[Yotehunt]

Also, ORM-D is no longer a valid US regulation for ammo.

 

[Alexx1401]

Also, ORM-D is no longer a valid US regulation for ammo.

??? Really? Why are they still bothering with it then?

 

[Yotehunt]

Needs another label now, because its not air carried.

 

[Alexx1401]

Needs another label now, because its not air carried.

So ORm-D is just there to tell them not to put it on a plane? What was the original regulation then?

 

[Yotehunt]

D.O.T. HM-215K

 

[Alexx1401]

D.O.T. HM-215K

Yeah, I looked at UPS and they had a rather long deal about it ending on 12/31/2020. Most of it went over my head reading it. Guess when ammo comes on line again the box will not have that label any more to tell people what to steal

 

[jbett98]

The red arrows are for liquids, all you need is the black and white label.

And no loose rounds, everything should be tight inside the box.